Estate Planning Fees

Simple Will

Individual $550          Couple $800

Includes Last Will and Testament specifying an Independent Administration with a No Contest Clause and formal execution/signing with self-proving affidavit.  Trust provisions or tax planning not included in price.

Revocable Living Trust with Pour Over Will

Individual $2,300       Couple $3,000

Includes executed trust document, certificate of trust, and instructions for transferring assets into the trust. Also includes a pour-over will for anything not covered by the trust and to provide further instructions.

Testamentary Trust

Hourly rate* (flat fee available in some cases)

Trusts written into a Will can be done for an additional fee.  Examples of when a testamentary trust could come into play include when minor children are involved or for tax savings with larger estates.   

Other Documents

Includes notarization where applicable

  • Durable Power of Attorney  $150
  • Medical Power of Attorney $75
  • Directive to Physicians (Living Will) $50
  • Declaration of Guardian (self of minor) $50
  • HIPAA Release $50
  • Transfer on Death Deed (TODD) $125

Packages

Estate Planning Package:                                                    

Individual $750          Couple $1,150

Last Will and Testament* (self-proven), Durable Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, Directive to Physicians (Living Will), Declaration of Guardian, HIPAA Authorization, TODD, Beneficiary Designation Instructions, Formal Execution of Documents (signatures w/witnesses)

Revocable Living Trust Package:                                       

Individual $2,500       Couple $3,300

Executed trust document, certificate of trust, instructions for transferring assets into the trust, pour-over will, Durable Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, Directive to Physicians (Living Will), Declaration of Guardian, HIPAA Authorization, TODD, Formal Execution of Documents (signatures w/witnesses)


*Hourly rate ($300 Attorney/$100 Paralegal) if estate planning requires trust provisions or tax planning